This time I started the card making with stamp layering. For
the stamping I used Hybrid Inks from Scrapbook.com and green colored mini ink
cubes from Altenew. For the leaves I used the Bamboo, Parrot
and Shadow Creek colors. For the Flowers I used
many colors and I mixed and matched them from the lightest to darkest. (For the
flowers I used the following colors: Yellow 1, 3; Violet 2, 3, 4; Rise 2,3,4;
Pink 2; Blue 1,4.) When the layering was done I Die-cut the images with the coordinating
dies.
The next step was the background. I made a die-cut with the Frilly
Frames Stripes Dies from a light teal cardstock and adhered to the card base. When it was done, I die-cut the Sunshine sentiment with the Sunshine Word
Die and I adhered it to the card base.
In the end I stamped the "Aloha" sentiment to my
card and embellished the card with tiny
Hearts confetti and it was done. Thank you very much for
reading through my post, I hope that you have enjoyed it and I have inspired
you! If you like my creations let's be friends on Instagram. :)
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This set is amazing!! I have a love/hate
relationship with layering sets cause they can be tricky to align and solid
images are not super easy for me to stamp, but this set is no trouble and all
the joy!! These flowers are the easiest images to align ever and every
layer is amazing, the final effect is so beautiful! So if you are a little
bit scared, I say ... get this set and you'll love it!
Back to my project. First of all I created my white card base as usual, then I created my background by Sponging Distress inks on to a stripes stencil. You can easily masked the front of the card with some thin strips of masking paper and ink on top to achieve the same pattern :)
I let it dry and then added some little spatters of dark blue and rose gold watercolors with a fine tip brush. I stamped my Hibiscus flowers and the leaves using a combo of Lawn Fawn inks and Memento Drops inks. I die cut all the images with their coordinated dies and glued them down with foam adhesive.
Back to my project. First of all I created my white card base as usual, then I created my background by Sponging Distress inks on to a stripes stencil. You can easily masked the front of the card with some thin strips of masking paper and ink on top to achieve the same pattern :)
I let it dry and then added some little spatters of dark blue and rose gold watercolors with a fine tip brush. I stamped my Hibiscus flowers and the leaves using a combo of Lawn Fawn inks and Memento Drops inks. I die cut all the images with their coordinated dies and glued them down with foam adhesive.
Finally I added some sparkle clear
sequins and stamped my sentiment. I'm so happy with this clean and simple card,
it makes me dream about beautiful beaches and the lovely time of summer
vacations!
Hope you like it too and thank you so much for stopping by today!
Hope you like it too and thank you so much for stopping by today!
Sunny Studio Supplies Used:
 Sunshine Word Die Shop at: Sunny Studio |
 Frilly Frames Stripes Die Shop at: Sunny Studio |
 Hawaiian Hibiscus Stamps Shop at: Sunny Studio |
 Hawaiian Hibiscus Dies Shop at: Sunny Studio |
Love the Hibiscus flowers. So summery
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